Hunter Goodman’s Seventh Homer Lifts Rockies to 3-0 Win

hunter goodman delivered the swing that ended the Mets’ day. His two-run homer in the third inning sent the Rockies to a 3-0 win in game two of Sunday’s doubleheader and finished a sweep.

The shot was his seventh home run of the season. Goodman went 1-for-4, and Colorado turned a narrow early-game chance into the margin that stood through the final outs.

Goodman Off Senga

Goodman drove the homer off Mets starter Kodai Senga. It came in the third inning, the kind of inning that often settles a game when a starter misses once with traffic on the bases.

The numbers around Goodman stayed strong after the blast. He was tied for 10th in the National League in home runs after the game, had 11 runs batted in, and carried a.263/.340/.547 slash line across 26 games this season.

Rockies Finish the Twinbill

Colorado did not need a barrage. Three runs were enough, and the Rockies protected that edge to complete the sweep of the Mets in the doubleheader.

For Goodman, the swing moved him from six homers into seven and kept him in the upper tier of National League power production. For Colorado, it closed Sunday with a clean result and no need for a late rally.